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Mature Buck Strategies
Stand Timing for Mature Bucks
Dead bucks don’t lie. When a mature buck dies…does it give you a touch of sadness?
February 10, 2012
Bowhunting Tactics
Stretch Your Archery Limits for Bowhunting Success
​Every year my family went on a week-long fishing vacation towards the end of the summer in MI’s Upper Peninsula. That was often my most important event of the year!
February 10, 2012
Mature Buck Strategies
Public Land Mature Buck Patterns for Success
In 2009, Jake, my 7 year old son went on his trip of a lifetime! We sat one day in the rolling hardwoods of PAs public land rifle-season opener and from start to finish he had that wonderful perma-grin that every parent recognizes.
February 10, 2012
Mature Buck Strategies
Deer Bedding Area Tactics
I wrote this article in 2008, but it is still true to this day. To learn more, please take a look at a couple of my most recent bedding area tactic articles as well...
February 10, 2012
Mature Buck Strategies
Buck and Doe Bedding Locations...why here, and why there?
​Often to understand both doe family group and buck bedding behaviours, you have to understand the deer themselves.
February 09, 2012
Habitat and Herd Improvement
Whitetail Parcel Layout and Design, from a Habitat Designer's Perspective
Wow....my deer season is over, and it's "Habitat Time"!! I feel extremely fortunate to either manage deer habitat or hunt deer year round and as my friends probably remember me saying often, "I'm pretty lucky!" as it relates to being able to do what I do.
February 09, 2012
Food Plots
Food Plot Patterns for Deer Habitat Designs
With good results or bad, food plot patterns can be created on your land. Back in 2005 I began coining the phrase, “Patterns of Use”
February 09, 2012
Food Plot designs: Thin is In!
February 09, 2012
Habitat and Herd Improvement
Whitetail Habitat Dead Spots
What are whitetail habitat dead Spots? Why should you recognize them on the lands that you hunt?
February 09, 2012
Habitat and Herd Improvement
Whitetail Habitat Lines of Movement
​What are whitetail habitat lines of movement? They are a defined travel corridor between bedding to food, food to food, or bedding to bedding, basically between hotspots of deer activity.
February 09, 2012
Habitat and Herd Improvement
Whitetail Evergreen Power for Small Parcels
Hands down the majority of the best mature buck bedding areas I have known, including individual beds, have involved conifer in some manner...
February 09, 2012